Plugins That Host Other Plugins
What’s a “plugin host”? It’s a special kind of plugin that you can load other plugins into for various reasons, either to fix problems or to make your existing effects work in new ways. This post lists the ones I know of and what they can do for you.
I watched the whole Suno Ad
Suno has a new version out and they’ve published a new ad to promote it. I watched the whole thing to see what they’re up to. I'm staying with my DAW.
Music Software Installers Comparison 5
What stands in the way of you getting the plugin you just bought or keeping it updated after you’ve bought it? It’s the sites and methods used by each vendor. Some make it easy, some don’t. See what you’re up against from this next batch of vendors.
Music Software Installers Comparison 4
Once you buy a plugin, how hard can it be to download it? For some vendors it’s harder than others. Then in a few months you want to check what the latest version is. Do they make it easy to find? See which vendors got it right and which ones need a little work.
Music Software Installers Comparison part 2
When you choose to set up a new Mac from scratch, how hard is it to get your plugins installed? It varies from vendor to vendor. This is part 2 of a series of posts documenting the trials and tribulations of ensuring you have the latest version of everything and getting it ready to use.
Music Software Installers Comparison
For Mac Musicians and Audio workers. Who makes the best installer, so you can get working quickly? Which ones could use improvement? Behold this comparison of various vendor’s installers and see if you agree with my assessment.